Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 177, Ed. 1 Friday, January 27, 1950 Page: 2 of 8
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TNI oladiwath daily mirror
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Woman's Page
Muy C Ervin
Wn B. E. Lonnurn
......Editor
Assistant Editor
Telephone 333
TO THE LADIES
A W«rd ol appreciation to Ihoac who hiw ft von us ibotr
P*fth« and various itema o| miataal to aociety. Ramamhor our
iolophouaa 31, IS and 333 and all ol your nawi i» wantad and la
ol intaraat. Thank you.
Wc have said it bolort* amt ahull auy it udaui. probably many
timet, that ihere i» no tuiii thing aa age. lima was tnougm oi oy man
ana contrived into a aeries ol measurements—seconds. minutes, nours,
days, weeks, montns, years, and so on. lor his own convenience aim
because lie has not yet the capacity tor grasping the meaning ol elar-
nity. God mane only eternity, He knows notntng ot material time
measurements. Hence men anu women have been tricked by their own
contriving mm being young, middle age and old It is an illusion, lor
these throe measurements oi an earthly hie span exists only in the
mind ol man
HOPE FOR OLDSTERS
"Despite its tiaditionul resistance to tne general employment ol
older peoie, social consciousness is becoming increasingly aware that
elderly women are valuable people who possess not omy the wisdom
of experience, but a cool acceptance ol things as they are and a set of |
■PUN \ ..lues seldom known m youth Not to make use ol them is to
deprive society ol one ol its most valuable assets.
“Dr. Charles North, chairman of a Columbia University Longevity
Group, says the wo t disease of old age is “adiphona," which corres-
ponds to the Greek word tor a "deadhead," anu in modern medicine
means inertia, idleness, and procrastination The cure lies in one sim-
ple word: activity! The worlo is due tor a greater intermingling ot the
ages. To this end we should encourage our oldsters to use all of their
si>crial capacities, and cease our habitual attempt to segregate them hi
a sort ol Ghetto of Age "—Nina Wilcox Putnam in Woman's Life.
Friendly Blue
Birds Of CF
Hold Meeting
The Friendly Blue Birds of
Camp Fire met in the home of
their guardian. Mrs W L Lang-
ley, Thursday afternoon from 3
until 4 p rtt for their regular
meeting.
After roll call, the group made
and cut out Valentines and enjoy-
i ad the singing of songa Mrs. N. V
Wallace led the group in the play-
aig of watch-ma games. Mrs
I Langley gave the ever-fascinating
-tory of "Snow White and the Sev-
en Dwarfs."
Refresnments of small individ-
ual cakes ware served to Luverne
EllmU. Mary Jane Langley. Linda
Joyce* Stt aeener, Joyce Dean Sims,
Shonda Lou Caudle. Linda Morse.
Peggy Joyce Evans. Nancy Wal-
lace. Sandra Lea Richey. Jenny
Lou Holcroat and Mrs. Wallace.
YOUR THEATER PRESENTS
By CHRISTOPHER ERVIN
"Rusty Leans The Way.” Col-
mnbia's newest dog story, starts
today at the Cozy and runs
through Saturday. This time there
arc two dogs, a boy and a girl in
a pleasant little adventure which
centers around the effort of a blind
girl to leant to trust her Seeing-
Eyc dog. Helping her is the boy
down the block who haa a dog of
his own
The girl is played by Nharyn
Moffett and to give authenticity to
her role she wore a specially made
black silk blindfold for lengthy
days of rehearsal with a guide dog.
Her training program closely fol-
lowed that of the Hazel Hurst
Foundation, famed guide dog
school at Pasadena. Calif., which
contributed its facilities and tech-
nical advisers to insure authen-
ticity ol the film.
Ted Donaldson, who has appear-
ed before with the dog Flame, is
equally as capable in this portray-
al of a teen age boy as he has
been in his previous itints. Others
in tile picture are John Lite! and
Ann Dorun who are the boy's par-
ents; Paula Raymond. Peggy Con-
verse and Harry Hayden
Along with "Rusty Leads The
Way” is a Red Ryder picture. The
Cowboy And The Prize Fighter"
starring Jim Bannon us Red Ry-
der This tune Hen lias to engage
in a prize fight in order to aid a
friend and he also has to catch
some stage couch robbers who use
a prize light as .i covet up lor
their robbery.
For a literally hard hitting, last
action Western with the popular
Red Ryder, "The Cowlroy And The
Prize Fighter" is it.
GLADEWATER AREA NEWS
EVENTS TO COME
Jan 27 Bridge. 2 p. m, Community Center Hostesses Mrs Jack
Hearrell, Mrs. A Nelson. Me Alton Coats and Mis W. M Phillips.
Jan. 27 Burial shower for Miss Yvonne Cook in the home of Mrs.
T. J Torbert, 7 p. m.
Jan 28 Tea shower for Miss Mamie Irene Ellis, 3 to ft p. rn. in the
home of Mr* Bain L*-uki Ct»*host» ses are Mrs Earl Alexander, Mrs.
J. C, McKean, Mrs Elizabeth Everett and Mrs. Glenn Kincaid.
Jan 28 Formal dance. Community Building. 7 to 10 p. m Bill
G Brien, Jimmy Green and Leluno Gary, hosts.
Jan. 28 Hanquet and dance White Oak High School Banti. school
gymnasium. 7 p. m.
Jan 30 Meeting, Queen Esther Circle. First Methodist Church. 2
p. m with Mrs L Eugene Harris.
Jan 31 Reception by the 1 0.0 F. Lodge in the lodge hail, 7:30 p.m.
Feb 1 Showei complimenting Miss Mamie Irene Ellis in the
home of Mis. Peiei Moossy. 7.30 p. ni Co-hostesses. Mrs. Freeman and
Mrs. K L Sindh
Feb. 1 Guest Day. Three Arts Club, at the Fust Methodist Church.
2:30 p. m.
Feb. 2 Marriage «t the Fust Methodist Church, of Mis* Yvonne
Cook to Mr. Kruger Abel.
Feb. 3 Louisiana Hay ride, High School Auditorium, Rebekah
Lodge, hour to be announced
Feb. 8 Darlene Elliott Circle, Baphst WMU. meeting in the home
Jdrs. Charle* Thoma
fb 7 Ro-ed.de Cemeti A .1i<*e * leet *ion.e >>t Ml Giady
nan. 2 p n
Feb 9 Rehearsal dinner. 8 p. m . Elhs-Higdon wedding party, at
the home of Mrs Alton Coats with Mrs. Lain Fowler co-hostess. ’
Feb 10 Marriage of Miss Mamie Irene Ellis to Mr Dan Higdon,
5t Theresa Church, Rev John MrNamarra officiating, 9 a. in.
Feb 14 Organ >e< tal. First Presbyterian Church, Kilgore, by Wil-
liam Watkins. H I.ft p. m
Feb. 22 Gladewater Garden Club, 1U a m. Gieen Room. Commu-
nity Building
SERVEL
GAS REFRIGERATORS
ALL YEAR
AIR CONDITIONING
Bales Ir Service
Modern Supply Co.
Rhone 1731 - Longview
SOCIETY
IN BRIEF
Mr and Mr* Calvin Starnes
will spend the week end here at
their home Mi Starnes attends
the university in Georgetown
Judge C R Starnes left Thurs 1
day for Austin
Mi and Mrs .1 Walter Gicep
have had as their house guests this
week. Mrs Green's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W F Wenckens of Den-
ison
Gardeners Are whds Oak
Warned To Protect whh. o»i< coUpi.
Plants, Trees Now
Given Aid After
Disastrous Fire
Loyal Workers In
Business-Social
Meeting
Chairs Are Important In Placement Sondy »
I Mrs. S. W. Davis
Hostess To
Mary Martha Circle
Mr*. S W Daw* w*
to the Mary Maltha Circle ui
her home at 1.30 p. in. on Jau-
uary 2a
An interesting program was led
by Mi* Tumiuie Baud, tin* sub
je*t being "Teaching Them to
Observe "
A round tab.* ui*eu* .on of the
de\ ot lone I. Ti assures in Earth-
•rn Veaaala" wa* held
Refreshments were served by
the hostase to Mrs Baird. Mi*
it O Jenkins. Mrs 8 P Guff in
and Mrs. Ann Morrell
The aleak, tailored look ot those -mod modem chain is achieved by
using team tubbei oval and back cimhions. With ail ike coaderl el over
•lulled oi down cushions, these have the additional advantage el name
dtalelv sponging back la their original shape. (Preset Furniture Ce l
Some interesting gardening tip.* I
and uiktruclions given by Nancy 1
Richey Ransom in her Dallas New* !
Mr and Mrs Johnny Orms say
they have always thought White
The Loyal Winners Class ol the
White Oak Missionary Baptist
Church met at the church Thurs-
day afternoon for their monthly
business meeting and social.
The business was presided over
by Mrs. Joe B Wilson, Sr who is
vice-president Following a pray-
er by Mrs Joe Bunder. Mrs Torn
Davis presented an inspiring de-
votional.
During the social hour which
wulfneeri iitolNMtanScK j ^e'e'x ! SK* - * &CJX*£!' w"
*UDon^ delay* too long "pruning pressed their appreciation for all Imnored wdh a combined upprecia-
a..d° sprlyhtg YshrabtT and TiZ g .he assistant given them and Hon am. Nrlhday p-rty
<ice« while thev are dormant Dor- especially to the Emanuel Baptist most wno snaico nosu s-s ouius
^««n not taTE* Xr, WMU. membership who omitted CMa,x;nce Davis.Mu H
column ure endorsed by the Glade- 1 ()**1 " kra,M‘ |****ve to live and
water Garden Club for gardener* ^ow 'J?ev are doubly sure of the
in this area Mrs. Ransom s sug- f*ct s,nce »he" •»<*
gestions are ' Mrger part of its contents were de-
Be sure that peony eyes, or buds, stroyed by fire last week, friends
are exposed, so they will get the “nd "‘rangers alike have been of-
lienefit of fi-eezes this month They fmng aid to the popular couple!
numl spray can not lie used after I their regular ^shH*'**! Vneetina and K Owens, and Mrs T,,,. Dave
T-as*'ssPJSzr.PZL.!,«» t -■ .........-.............
Those who contributed gilts at
this affair were Mrs Flovd Ben
zene crystals several weeks ago
should do this now. Iiefore the sap
begins to rise and destructive bor-
ers gel in.then work Make a com-
plete ring around the tree's trunk,
several inches away, and cover it
with earth to keep the fumes in
They will penetrate the soil to
kill the borers. Rake them away
later on.
ard, Mrs O II Meissner, Mrs
Howard Vaughn. Mrs. J. D Fran
cisco. Mrs Algie Tuttle. Mrs Noel
Jones, Jr. Mrs J L Barnett and
son James. Mr and Mrs Otis Ea-
gan. Mrs T F Mason. Mrs. Mary
Eoii Meissner, Mrs. Morris Hill,
Mrs. Melvin King. Mrs. Then
Mrs. Preston Davis
Givas Mission
Program At Church
Mr* iraaiuii Devi* was in
charge of the Mutton pi "gram
at lha moating of the Annie Ann
strong Circle ncid at the chuich
January 24
Mrs W L- Gaw opened the
meeting with the invocation
The circle chairman. Mr* Hoy
James, piosided duiiug the bust
ness session
Those assist mg Mrs Davis on
the home mission progiaiu wen*
Mix Loy Meadows, Mis. W II
hoape and Mrs Lcveiiu.
Other members attending were
Mrs Jack Pter**e Mr I. <wiener
UlMUi.un. ...... a. U ClUlie and
Mis J Preston
One hundred per ten! of the
circle membership wa* present.
Examine deciduous shrubs toi Schorl. Mr and
c ml* bat* *t hiV* i n f e*t a I ion. but"eh«woo jJ™" R,y BncWe"
* Plant «-inch- Mr'and Mrs D. E Young. M.‘ and
deep trench in rich soil Fill the Mrt O C Parker. Mrs A P Par-
trench with earth gradually, as i ish. the T A Bankheads. Mr
the young plants come up and at- and Mrs. M L Edmund*. Mrs Bob
tain growth. Protect them in the j Schrecker, Mrs. R L South, Mr
event ol a hal'd freeze. i and Mrs. O I
Plant uzaleas now, so they will Knox. Mr. "JJd.
become established Set the bush- M'-* L. C Fisher. Mrs. Blanche
es in soil to which soil sulphur was , Bumpus, Velma Harman. Mrs.
previously added, using i>eut moss Bander. Mrs Grantham. Mrs. b.
- ... —•*--1 c. Blackmon. Mrs Earl Moulton.
N Blight, Mis Hoyt Dix-
and Mrs. CarFis Sutton.
Anolhst nsw vtyls tiond th* osa
nl vrnvvn * ans lai decorative interest
is seen in this handsome chest which
smartly combines woven cane panels
with hleachsd mahogany. Ths *hd
mg panels open to rsveal sis 'ray
diawers lot shir's ind aciessories.
• Albeit Fumitm* Jcmpany.)
or leaf mold at the roots. Keep
them moist. I M«r. W
toi’oS' i O Met),ii i,l. Mary
Tieit the seed first with nitragin Wdson. Mr and Mrs. J^ R. Poston.
Such inoculation increases ^
Sow the peas in double rows.:')- Corbitt. Mrs. W. E Kerns, Mr
about a foot apart so the plants and Mrs E. L Landers. Hrs II
will interlace; they will then re-1 Cline, Mrs. l orn Hill. Mrs. W
quire no staking
Where quick, light shade is
of the program which included
group ingnig to the piano accom-
paniment of Mrs Then las* Mem*
tier and a .-.ctambled word game
which when completed .*.|H*ll»sl
"Happy Birthday Mr* Ott"
The gift table wa* covered with
a lacc cloth and set apart with a
beautiful arrangement of red and
white carnations Anothci l»ou<|Uct
of the carnations was placetl mi
Mrs Dowling R**no
A Rich. Mrs Further observing the red and
1 while color theme sjrmholic of Val
entine's Day. heart-shaped cook
ics iced white and embossed with
red designs were served with o|*-n
faced sandwich'** and coffee
Those wlio registered were Mi
Wdson, Mrs Bander. Mrs Tom
_ Davis. Mrs Clarence Davis, Mrt
Davis.! Owens. Mrs. Mason. Mrs Meissner.
Mrs Roy Faughtuer. Mrs Carl
Bather. Mrs. O H. Griffith, Mrs
J A. Kuk. Mr: J 1) 11 -
Mrs I. A. Laxipcr. Mrs. «L M. J ut ffln'ifv Smith itietidi 1 tin* fun
tie, Mrs. John -Spurrier. Mr* Twn xr^ tMk m. W diet W.d
Tuttle, Mrs W T Byrd. Mrs rtav«
Bolt. Mrs. Q T RlcSginl*, Mi L
F Crawford, and Mrs BUliop Un-
able to attend hut sending gifts to
Mrs Ott were Mrs.’ H K Bing-
Union Grove
ABOUT U. G. PEOPLE
Mrs !s H McKinney is n
lionia with lit i flitht'i who
iou*ly ill
E-Texas Baptist
Conference To Be
Held In Marshall
The East Texas Baptist con
! ference will begin its three day
j meeting in Marshall January 30
Six Bible lectures will tie giv-___
i*n this year by 4>r K Leslie Carl- I
on. Old Testament profcs»or at q ■■ j, ..
Si.uthwe tern Baptist Hir'di'if Draai6y-non6ycutt
I d Seminary Edmond Keith. TKirfw
music direetoi for the Wed Mon _ ° n ,Tz
tie Baptist church at Wr t Mon Fifth Anniversary
loe. E.i , will be in charge of the '
\ music
A number of outstanding East
Texas Baptist pastor* arc to ap
P**ai on the program Dr W Mar
hall Craig, pastor of Dallas, is
to deliver the inspirational srr
mon at four of the xr- don*
i Dr II D Bruce, a* president
f K .i s t Texas Rapti't college,
• will Ik* host oflicei Presiding at
•he ux sramiii will iw the Kec
Edwin Jounszin of Jeffeiwiu. Dr
A B Rutledge of First Baptist
i hun h. Marshall, tile Rev M
It Carroll, Henders'ui. the Rev
J ' Salley, Fan view Baptist
■ but*h. Marshall, the Rev if D
‘•laik1 Itonner. Cf">pet and the
Rev Irvin Burleson. Trx«» Ave-
■ e Hapt t churtA. lamgview i tei. Mi E E Wilson and M*lei,
The Rev l' B Hudings of Mar ■^•> ® 8 RincMw.
ball Central liaptivt church is ■ .. -......
to peas Ttu aliiv morning on and Mr* W S Gay luzve os
•L :j|h >tg. u tiy Fatih " i their guests, Mrh .Gay’s lirofher
---- --1-: and family. Ll A
»ea ■ .............
A joint celebration of thetr
thirty-filth anniversary was held
t*y Mi and Mr* Emmett Brad
ley and Mi and Mr*. F 1’ Hon
oycutt ol Big Handy, Tuesday
January 24 Mr and Mu
Honeycutt had as then guevls
fot dinner Mi and Mr«
Hi ad ley in ohnervance ol the or
i asion The l ooplei were iMitied
in separate eeremome* January
24. 1913 by the late Mrv W P
Mings, near Ittg Maody An en
lovable relebratlon during the
evening wa* spent in the romm
iMciue of thirty five vears ago
Mr and Wi« G C Wither* of
New Jersay are visiting his twin
son at
tustii .
Henderson Fildav alter-
Mr- W T D«Vt* underwent a
minor «ita?ratii»n at a Corsicana
K
F
, Morman. Mrs B, G Good. Mr* .
K M Snyder. Miriam Snyder. Mr Attend BYPF
ham. Mrs Jim Hollingsworth, and hospital Monday morning. Toe
Mrs C. L. Sh'Hipe. ‘ ■ *- - • >
'lay she went to her muther's home
III Frost and wilt icitiant there un-
til the last of tile Week
needed, set out one of the fast- and Mr Fred Adrian. Mrand , j
nnumenlal trees: Mini- Mrs. Summers. Mrs R D t obb. nl JUOSOn
growing ornamental trees Mim-
osa, weeping willow, vttex, or
bird-ol-paradise.
Mimosa and bird-uf-paradtoa are
lovelv i>oth for then gay blooms
and their feathery foliage Vitex
adds fragrance, not only of it* lav-
ender or white flower*, but of its
foliage And a weeping willow
bring* grace to any garden, trail-
ing it* long green strands in spring
and summer, and waving them in
gold later in the season
Plant a pear tree, not only for
the fruit, but for the exquisite
white blooms that literally cover
the tree in spring If the garden
Mrs. Summers, Mrs
Mrs. Noel Jones. Sr., Mrs. Satter-
white. Mr* F W Woodard, Mr
and Mrs Jewel Gregory. Mrs. J
O. Orms, Mr and Mrs W F Shir-
ley and Mrs Adrian.
Another group who have con-
tributed cash are Mr. and Mrs U
P Taylor. Mr*. Floyd Terry, Mrs
J. H. Moncnef. Cowboy Powell,
and Mr Johnson
The White Oak school employes
also gave cash Those who parti-
cipated were Dana William*. C
C Simmons, late Mitchell. Clyde
Tuttle. Chine Bumpus. Dewey Mc-
Laughlin, "Smockey" Reynolds,
ha* spate for only one, choose the i Mrs. Dowell. Esther Williams. Mrs
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Phone 264
for RAPID
SERVICE..
ONE OF FAST TFXAS' MOS1 MODHIN
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING PLANTS!
lOO
NR0ADWJ
CWADEWAT1R
early hearing Douglas It should
hear the second year
A delicious peach is the Mamie
Ross It fruits in May. The old re
liable Elberta should also be given
space for later fruit
A tig tree in almost indispens-
able in this .ection The Everbear-
ing is a variety that is a bountiful
and continuous bearer through a
long season Well mulched and
watered occasionally, this type
produces figs until frost Like
vegetable.
DR. C. E. WHITE
DENTIST - X-RAY
2 Mila* West on Highway 30
PHONE 1*23Til
Eldridge. Mrs Idem, Mrs Huntley.
Mr* Autre,v. Mrs Gilbert. Doris
Brook*. Mrs Hlachatone. Mehta
Jackson, Mr Watkins, Mary Lynn
Brown. Cotheha Rcw. Faye Bo/
arth, Miss Westbrook. Grace
Thames. Marilyn McGowan. Ann
Stalrupp. L. McAf«,e. K B Car
rington. Mardith. Ila N Weyruh,
Mrs. Babin. J B Blankenship. Mr
Hanieak, Roy Swtcegnod. Ti*le
Owens, Millie Edmunds, Rankin
Bnwiti. Beverly West, J. F Adams.
la'.'Jer Cobh. Francis White Mrs
Hutchins. T M Warner, M,N
M Warner. Cotton Miles, and Boh
IVery
The T K I Niindav 8eftra»l Class
of the KmanueI Baptist Church
will meet at the church Tuesday
| ami quilt a cover to prexeht the
Orms family All those who care
to attend should bring a covered
dish for a noon tunc luncheon
Several vooug people and adults j
from White Oak attended th« Lib
erty Baptist Young People's lei
lowship which was held at the
Judson Baptist Church Thurs»ia>
evening
An inten-sting program "The
Challenge of the Cross" wa* giv
cn. White Oak's contribution N*
ing a solo Near The Cross ' sung
by Essie Mason accompanied by;
Mr T F Mason
Others who went from this eom
munity were Mrs Faye Huntley !
assistant teacher to Mrs. Mason. |
Hev. and Mrs O II Griffith. Mr*
Jim Hollingsworth. Hester and
Max Hollingsworth. J<a- Dave., Ai
line Owen. R C Huntley and la*"
Griffith
ABOUT WHITE OAK PEOPLE
Mr C D Cole, known to la i
many friends a* Mother Cob i* in
Hancock Hospital as a result ol i
hip injuiy received from a tail
Mi Hubert Winkle and little
on. Bobby, left W«<tn*'sday to
join her husband in Midlnnd
Mi..* Willis Faye Johnston was
ill it hei home Thursday
Mr: Kola Mae that key tind little
mim Buh h. left Thursday to join
hei I'll Isold uhn t* stationed m
Kansu-
Mi* it I. Gatewmal and Mi*.
Henry Smilh were business visit-
ors to lautgview Thursday after-
noon.
Mi and Mr- "Pinky" Brinkley
are hinlditu! a new home ill the
Union Grove eomnumtty
I ;len John-ton * iietd -evcral
day . at home the lirsi of Hit' Week
lie at (cods Panola Jr College at
Carthage and had a few day* lie
iwicm ter in-
Comings
Coings
\ Doings
At 1 he Hospitals
PATIENTS ADMITTED
Ham >m k llo pitai Mrs I, A
Jetei and Mrs F C Smithson and
baby girl
McKean lln pit.b Charles Gru- j
ham. Mr- W F Hohgond. Jimmy j
Connelly, Katherine Olliff. Dolores |
Greer, and Hlendu Bleai
PATIENTS DISMISSED
Hancock Hospital Mrs B N
I’leciM', Mix H A Yates, and
Betty Ifohtrs.
M K« it Hospital Ml \' L
Whitlock. Mi W C Watson. A C
Hale. Mts Raymond Rush Mis
Henry Selby and baby, anti Mrs
lohimv Welch
NEW ARRIVAL
A daughter l*orn to Ml ami Mrs
F c ftimlhwn at 8 4ft a m yes-
terday at Hnm-iM'k Hospital She
weighed .'I Him 12 Og
D. and Mr*
Mans and non, Mike, who havo
1 bar
j peen UUonr-t in
i 11 many, for the past ytmr Sir ah.i ^
*J M.- . aie loinier fHadewaler^
resilient* Mrs Maus will be re- *
I mem tiered a* the format Valerie
I Gondaoii. who made her heme with
! Iter aunt and uncle. Mi and Mrs
Melvin Jenkuw.
SEE US FOR
ANTIQUES
TO
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YOUR
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'Aunt Silly' Play
Clears Over $150
l tier |!.»0 was cleare«l l»y tin
Fire I tepa t tmerd on Hie play
' Aunt Silly" which it ■ pint tiled ,
Monday and Tuesday night a
cording to Dell lloneyentt Ini
chief
Mnnevcidl, in -peaking fru fire
entire Fne Daparlnient, ..ml In
wtsheil to thank the imople ot ,
Glatlewater tor then support and ■
attendance.
Siiectal thank were eslemle<l I"
Slip! F. D Cleveland lor In cn |
■ gieiation in letting the Depart {
ment use the au'htorium lot prat j
•let and presentation of the play, I
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AUDITOR'S FATHER DIES
AUSTIN Jau 27 If State Au
dltoi c II CavfMs* was notified
toduv of ’he i|e ith nf lit* father
ui Cnipn Clirt.li
NO DOWN PAYMENT*
FIIA Title I I a.ate. for any
needed home tinpiovemetil No
rnortgag'. .'lit month to pay,
ini' rest rate Scr voor -lealer,
contractor, or apply to us direct.
The First State
Bank
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"DIABETES"
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Dl.d<rlr'." tak«" Hie hve- of
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year The |ample who suiter
fiom il are alnnat <> am Ilex*
What I* It? The ly|i of which
we aie writing la known us
"S ii g a i Diala'tes
Hole is approximately one
tenth of one |iei cent .sugar III
the hliM»l -I tea in Blond -ngai i*
kept at normal level hv the
eliemlcal called insulin The
pancreas normally forms fhe
chemical called insulin When
the pam reus i* nut forming
enough insulin, there c ever
,ive sugar in the blood stream
Some of the excessive nilgai is
filtered through the kidneys
and c, paved m the untie
The Chiropractic approach to
a rood limn of llialati" is lur.cd
• i|ain the fael that the action of
• he Pancreas, m foimmg insii
Rn, is controlled by impulses
nvei iM ives The |mwei which
e behind the matnifaeliire of
IliMiltli in tin pam iea* is nerve
h'l'-e If action l* faulty, the
nerve foi.e which governs the
action must lie inadequate Dt
aliete* fretprerdly 'an-tir* where
there ix an ............... m Hie
Normally normal quantity of neive force
which supplies the pancreas
with its working vitality
laa atllig Ihc exact maid of
Interfere nee no the nerve- »up
plying the pancreas and ideas
Ing that Infer ference In trunx-
inissinn. permits n normal quan-
tity "f nerve fore*' In lw re
sturisl to the cell* which maiiu
facturt" insulin With normal
insulin supply. -tigai is chem-
hali.v converted to i|H' need* of
Ihe l>ud\ tell- d then is ah
sent from the MimsI and the
kidney* are not burdened elim-
inating it m the urine Many
thousands nf people an* giutcful
to Chirnpraetie for the improve-
men! It ha* effected in dialiete*
Bring Your Hoolth ProhUmt To;
DR. JAKE R. CARROLL
cniRorractor
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Greep, J. Walter. Gladewater Daily Mirror (Gladewater, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 177, Ed. 1 Friday, January 27, 1950, newspaper, January 27, 1950; Gladewater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1008337/m1/2/?q=%22~1~1~1%22~1&rotate=180: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lee Public Library.